Federal Medical Science Liaison - OUD Clinical Leader

Braeburn; Harmonville (PA); Presencial; USD 140.000 - 190.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Braeburn is seeking a Federal Medical Science Liaison (FedMSL) to engage with federal healthcare entities and medical professionals. This role spans the product lifecycle, ensuring safe and effective use of Braeburn products and providing scientific support to internal teams.

The FedMSL will build peer-to-peer relationships with KOLs and federal stakeholders, present data in federal and academic settings, and support external research initiatives. Travel up to 60–70% is required.

Formación

• Advanced health-sciences degree required (PharmD/MD/DO/PhD).
• 5+ years of MSL or related pharmaceutical industry experience preferred.
• Experience in addiction medicine preferred.
• Experience in federal and state medicine preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Provide disease-state information and pharmacoeconomic analyses to payers and formulary decision makers.
• Maintain up-to-date scientific expertise in disease areas relevant to Braeburn.
• Develop peer-to-peer relationships with KOLs and federal stakeholders; engage in scientific exchanges.
• Present data in federal, hospital, institutional, and academic settings.
• Support IITs and external research initiatives as needed.
• Contribute to advisory boards and speaker training as required.
• Train internal and external partners on disease state and product landscape.

Conocimientos

Scientific communication

Relationship building

KOL engagement

Travel readiness

Educación

Advanced health-sciences degree

Descripción del empleo

Braeburn is seeking a Federal Medical Science Liaison (FedMSL) to engage with federal healthcare entities and medical professionals. This role spans the product lifecycle, ensuring safe and effective use of Braeburn products and providing scientific support to internal teams.

The FedMSL will build peer-to-peer relationships with KOLs and federal stakeholders, present data in federal and academic settings, and support external research initiatives. Travel up to 60–70% is required.